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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-12

AG %.,c 70" Change,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26
COLONEL MCCLURE on REVENUE LEGS
LATION.

SOME OF HIS ERRORS POINTED oUT-BUNSBYAN
OPINIONS AS To PROBABLE MEASURES.
WASHINGTON. Nov. % (SpeciGi-Wnen a man under
takes TO speak caedu lie ought to be pretty sure OF
his ground and precise In his language In an editorial
dispatch from Washing published in The Podetphd
Times to-day Colonel Mcclure undertakes TO correct
"sensatonal reports from Washington respecting the
"probable attitude OF the Democratic party
IN the House tariff revision and revenue reduc-
ton" which attitude. he says. has heen greatly CON
fused and obscured" In his firstly Colonel Mcclure de-
cares that at the Oak View conference Of September
tariff revenue question was not dscusSci except
incidentally other questions of public interest were
discussed One OF the members of that conference TO
which Mr. Randall was not invited, although he
was in Washin gton az the time. Congressman
Scott of PeHnsyIvsRia In an interview published IL
the newspapers OF September Mr. scott reported
as sayin. in substance that "the President ana Mt
Carlisle Secretary Farchid and he himself agreed upon
the necessity OF speedy aud considerable reduction IN
the tariff the coming session Of Congress Other mat
tiers were talked about too. bu: the ar formed the
prncpal subject OF their discussion and a measure
would be maturcl. he inrmacd. which would be sub
mit.ed to tie leading members OF the majority IN the
House
Itmay be remembered also that Secretary Farchild.
whs was absent Washington enjoying his first vaoa
TOE since taxing once; was f me Cb rt was
invited 10 attend. Moreover TRBrNK corr -pondcnt
subsequently Informed nv person VINO ENJOYS
MI Carses csntdence that one OF tue things agreed
on was that the Internal tax on tobacco in all it, forms
excsp cigars nd cigarettes should be repealed The
esptsns To be made ON account OF the oposh 81
labor unions and large manufacturers ms seems 10
dispose Of Colone NcClures firstly and secondly ,.s
lie says thirdly that Mr. Carlisle will be elected
Speaker by the united Democratic vote
that he "does not propose 10 attempt
10 enforce any particular tariff policy upon
the party BY the special recognition or sPeca rejection
OF pro unent because OF their views on the tarin
and thai the assumption that Mr.. Randall VIII be DC
graded because OF presumed differences Win the speaker
on the subject has been entertained by MT car
isle" This is all very well There are not twenty Dem,
ocratic Con ressmen in town. and therefore Cson"l
Mcclure must have obtained his information from
Mr., Carlisle himself II the Colonel had talked with the
Democratic Congressman who are In town he wenid
have discovered d number whs are ontspOken IN their
dssire mat Mr. Randall and his friends shall oe com
PEELED perform meaner duties required In tho
Democratic camp Mr. Carlisle, of course, could not
afford 10 crafty hat desire.
As for me rem ainder OF Colonel Mctlures cahedra
spach consists merely OF that sort oil speculation
which may read In newspaper fortnight before
the reassenbng OF Congress IN the December pre-
eeding any Presidential election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26
c4yr1L GARDrN BGorGHr TO TRIMS


o. MORE DETAILED REPORT ~ WILL BE FURNISHED
To SECRETARY FAGECHiLD.
Tho Euis, uion Commissioners, hold their regular
mDu. lbs m.cuug yesterday, which Ms amicaDie a"l
apparently satisfactory all around Tn" session " r.
mainly given over % the report ~ Commissioners II
ricn and Talntor. the special committee appointed To
,ss sl,e AMI s,por, ON the subject OF ,aote Garden
p,.,ic-s Want l,laui dtc.lte- ard the disputed
relations q thr board 20 state and United states au
iuoutr,. G.. l beaman. of Evarts. tioa,c a Boa
man. tic lawyer vino accompanied Nr Iantor ~
Washington anil IS acting a. counsel FOR the commits
sionrr, ln the matter va, present After Sonihi'-
sunrr stephenson Tantor and llauselt had been ap-
pointed a committee 'he adyi-ablty ~ continuing
nrAt ycar the custom of selling privileges at Castle
Garden thc lease, for which oApir' on January l. Mr.
Tsntor malc report u MS experience AZ Washington
with secretary Ia.whid and Assistant SECRETARY May
uall
Ito simply rcciied The we'll known position u the
Commit, -onsrs 10 tho controversy and added. Wa
told to secretary that had accounted 10 the otaio
for all rc privilege money for tho last five years and
that all th,so report, wcro 70 him lest summer
We urged that the 5000 rental paid by the Govern.
menf for Castle Garden was practically only ground
rent. We told him that had exhausted our funds
and could not 20 on without rol,f We wero assured
that tue NECESSARY money wo,-d ho advanced tempo.
rally, pending al adjustment VI the question of PLY j.
lcrrs We stated that wc would make a moro detailed
report 10 tn" SECRETARY, which might be- of service to
HIM. our Interview was exceedingly agreeable. on
our sending certain memoranda To tho SECRETARY, Ger
tain sums ere - ho ais anccl Go us. The Secretary
and Iud,' MAYNARD favored the continuance of our
present policy
Mr.. Bcauau stated that ho had urged ON tho oecrN
tary tho view that this was NOT question Of bad
faith ~ mi.appro rriatiur ~ funds bur simply .
legal ono whether tho privilege money Wa To bc ac
counted for the state to the United states Mr.
Ecaman added addressing tho commissioners " hou
have accounted ~ The state. lou, gruilom"n. have
followed the advice of Your counsel You have moth
INK do but Insist on lour position. You are state
officers. ! have examined your accounts ana ind
yuu have reported every cent"
MI Hrluan also stated that Judcs Maynard said
there would b., difficulty about tine commissioners
getting money enough 60 run matters pending An al
Iustmcnt. Nh Hcaman had prepared two letters. on
from the Comm, TO secretary Faichd. and the
Commission wont into executive session those
horled tie letters to be sent, but declined 20 spcal
Of their contents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26
+. @. GILMORE ATTACKED.
THE MANAGER OF NIBLos BADLY HURT BY A
DRUNKEN BARKEEPRR.

DRUNKEN BAHKEEPER.
On Thursday night between and 10 O'Clock f. q
Gilmore the manager of Niblos went with Mr.. Jeiier
sons business manager into the barroom OF the Metro
poitan Hotel to drink bottle OF wine which had been
wagcred on the receipts Of the house. They were
accompanied by three friends After the wine had been
drunk the party quietly goi away when Mt Gil
more was assaulted ly John j. Ryan, who was employed
in the OF the hotel Ryan was locked up on
charge OF assault and drunkenness and Nj Gilmore was
driven to the house d. H. j. Quackanbo.s. where his
injuries were attended Tie then wont 10 bis rooms nc
tho Hotel Brunswici When seen by reporter yester-
DAY afternoon Mr. Gilmore reclining in an arm chair
clad in a dressing gown. He presented a somewhat
sorry sight bnt cheerful ever. Both his eyes
were hackened. hs left was bally damaged and he
was nursing a wounded thumb.
In response 10 inquiries the Of the trouble
Mr. Gilmore said: sure can't tell. never saw
the msn before that / know Of. was coming quietly
down the steps by the cigar-stand when nc began TO
abuse me- said: why 7 don't know you Then he
jumped at and fell with my forehead against the
marble slab nearly shocking me senseless lie Dlt me
three times bit through my ear ana bit my
t.umb can't SEQ why he should have wanted to bite
me az Lc weighs at least fifty pounds more than DO and
could easily thrash me- He up here to-day to say
that very sorry but that he was drunk and had
no idea what ne doing My doctor sent cerhcate
to Justice Patterson at the sseS Market our were
Ryan brought up Tor examination" 10 tnt Shect 'a
could not pO-. bly, appear but that biSut D aue W
DO sunday. Ryan was accoidingly hell IN Sooo
ball. Ihc only possible cause loi Ky nav Ha' ~. ~!
ill feeling against me that can thDlk OF Is tuat
Nh OttOr. the manager o. the h0tel, recently
asked not allow hs employees free entrance 70 S
theatre Ryan may have been refused admitta'e Out
don't know that hc was .s-
Mr G'tor said Ryan has been IN my employ for
some time AMI thought him sober and tru-'"or'ny
YOUNG man. In fact. gave him charge oi the wine toou!
a. one ID. y Saratoga hotels last season. lie must nave
been drink .; course. this puts an end 70 Ms engage
mont here
hl- a4 +rcs. - NO. @u- Lass Twenty niih-sL Al t-r
police CONT made statement or explanation or ~
conduct ana wa, bad IN 1000 bal for examination 10
INOrgOA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26
ADVINCIyG PHYSICAL EDUCITTON

WILLIAM BLAIKIE ELECTED PRESIDENT or Tu
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS READ AND DISCUSSED.
The third annual meeting OF the American Association
for the Advancement Of Physical Education Was he'd
yesterday in the Adelphi Academy, Brooklyn. Dr. To.
mage opened the exercises with prayer. ProfessOs
Hitchcock. OF Amherst the retiring president OF tho
association reviewed the work of the year. ~ lie de-
clined election william Blake OF this city, author o.
HOW to Get strong, and How to Stay 90. was chosen
to succeed him. The other officers chosen were In.
". -. Sargent OF Harvard University; Professor EP.
Thwing. NJ d., Pm. D. OF Brooklyn. and Professor H. C.
Putnam, OF Ysssar College vice presidents; Dr.. " g.
Anderson secretary, and Professor +. VI. HarUe, N.
D. Pm. d.. of Johns Hopkins University treasurer and
Dr. C. McInre and Professor l.. Hitchcock, jr, counsel
lors.
Mr.. Blakie made address urging an extension ~
the work OF the association and the dissemination ~
knowledge OF physical culture among the millions Of
people who needed IT, j.. 4. Faiows read pa per on
physical training in elementary schools. ana vas fol-
lowed by C. g. Rathnan OF the National American
Turner Bund The subject. discussion Of tho
subject cnt red into by PTofesor Brosius, OF
the Milwaukee, Turner's: Professor Cuthbcrtson Of
Rutgers; DR. Truman J. Backus OF Packer. Or lirn'.
secretary OF the NewJersey Board Of Health Professor
MotZuer. OF the AeWl Ork Turner GymnaslVm; Prucs.
sor Eahman. OF the - Louis Turner's ana d. -ifaee.
lr. H. NJ StarklOh read paper On the Turner, SHOWN,
that there 237 societies in The Runt. with -CT-,
members -SS children taught IN the halls ai apPr
utils worth r3NooVuO. nr Edward llitcncocs r., of
it was discussed by Or W. l.. savage. Professor ).
Hazard. and Others
Dr. i W. -raycr. az Na'e presented paper o. MIL
tary Tranine Iy,rc>r." and n Va, discussed by
General l.. /. MoliuclN and Or. john :. " llto Dr.
SeaVer urged thar military exercise '' better ior
IL than for youth, aud urged athletic sports .of no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26
RAILROAD land DECISIONS.
ANOTHER OF RECONNAISSANCE sPARKs's RULINGS


ANOTHER OF EX-COMMIs SIpSER sPARKs'S RULINGS
REVERSED.
WAeuINGTOS Nov. 2j.-The Secretary OF the Interior
has rendered a decision in the case OF the Southern
Pacific Railroad Company upon which rule had beeA
issued to she cause why certain lands adjacent TO and
coterninsus with the uncompeted PARTON OF tho main
line oil the Atlantic Pacific Railroad Company, which
are int by the line Of the Southern Pachc Com
pany should be restored to the public domain, Con
gress having declared forfeiture OF the grant 10 tho
Atlantic and Pacific Company as to the uncompletsd
psrsn said read The Secretary holds tsat the elect
of the Atlantic and Pacific forfeiture TO mako the
United states a tenant in COMMON with the Southern
Pacific Company the common lands and therefore
all the sdd-numbsred sections within the common limits
should s.ill remain in rvaticn until a partition
thereof has made Tue Sccre ary says that II the
company is willing TO accept the alternate sections lie
knows objection u such course, aud The remain
ing sections be restored 10 the public domain
Assistant Secretary Mudrow today rendered decision
in the OF william H. Cayce against the ST. Lois anu
Iron Mountain RsrO al Company, denying Cayce
application to enter a tract OF lana, upon the erouhd
fiat the land in question free from pro emploR or
claim the date OF the ming OF ile ma
OF tn snte location the road, and that the rgt OF
the road sched lands in that condition AT the date
OF definite location OF the road aud Is not rcsrices
10 lands In such condition AZ tho date al the grant Inc
land IN question WITHIN the town site OF Ie1arhaha
Ark Ihs decssE rsyerscs that OF the Commissioner OF
the General Land ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26

Tho Family society which has been sued by Henry
Hubbard TO $4,000 insurance on the lfo OF Joha
,i.r tho latter after obtaining inursnees
,r over 100000 his LIE Tor tie purpose o. ueranoinf
,tn,urance companies committed suicide AT hotel IN
sout Norwak under the Of A. Allen Justice Freed
man OF the superior Court Yesterday granted an order 10
the examination by commission o! thirteen witnesses Tor ths
defence living IN parts OF tho country meantime
STAYING the trial for thirty days
The Judgment OF the OF Common Pleas for S3-SS
In favor Of Charles Machovsky uniesSer against ne
Manhattan Railway Company has been affirmed by Tie "e
eral Term OF The olan for the expenses
tho funeral of child killed on the elevated rairs~s
and for which tho testimony showed. the p!sinuh W.
directed TO provide a ntst.c,sss funeral ,,X.s
Justice Barrett Of The supreme Court hsshg
the Court uad no lur sdction IN the Application q 80
Elsie SerranO fora permanent IN JUNCTION 10
managers OF rot " fro using water'Ahs
the stage temporary rjun' tion atealS % ,r.I
Yesterday dissolved The Will be taken 10 Tie Ol''"
Tbe Chsnman brothers, OF Gatesheai England. whe@n
tr.iition was demanded by the British SoNerpiet.ey
charge OF forgery whose trial has bsen In proeres
time Commissioner osborn, were dlsene's1
om custody Yesterday the ground that the 7'1ehSs
not suncent to convict iheil ,, 80, ...,,,,x m
the ANARCHIST, charged WIN
Black wells Island Tor SIX months -
flult OF 900 ball. was taken before justice bAs az
Suprr court hambers VIII, OF haOeas totpusAN
M. a bopdsman, ball anu as
Emanuel Schwab. Surviving partner OF SchwaD So ~
assigned Herman Frohmsn. william ID. harrles. "a
Orvle H. Ackely giving preferences, ~
William H. Delaney, who thinks that Jay vo" KsrsI
sell sage violated their duties trustees OF ,.foA
Pacific Railroad Company has sent new brel 70 "a ~
MARITIME. The brief viii DO exam 40
MARITIME will make up his mind IN q few days Ene'A
new points have been presented requiring us -0''
>-----
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26
CARLISLE on RANDALL

WASHINGTON. Nov % (SpeciaD.-A star reporter 10
day asked Mr. Carlisle II the published report that he
and MI Randall will hold conference before the mee
ing Of Congress the subject OF the tarih was true
Mr. Randall IS in tho city,. was the
reply land 1t is quito probable that
hs and may talk on tho suhect;
that IS IL he will talk When SEQ him shall talk to
him But there IS formal conference contemplated
| talk to all members ON that subject when meet
Them and an that way shall confer with Mr. Randall
with a view" inquired the reporter, "si bringing
about harmonious actsnf
eyes There has been no suggestion that
am aware OF that there should be any
formal confererence, but as 1 have said. we talk
to each other almost every occasion about the tar
In that Informal way Mr.. Randall and Will probably
discuss 1: when meet That Is all"
friend OF Mr. Carlisle today said that the Kentucky
statesman will not talk about the contest fer his seat.
which he appears 10 regard unworthy OF discussion
Mr. Carlisle has no doubt of his unanimous nomination
for the Speaershp in the Democratic caucus despite the
cloud which rests upon his title TO seat in the House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26
HARSH WORDS AGAINST ISLfC SICKLE


REFUSING To YACATE Az ATTACHMENT III, srATE-
MENrs RFGAEDING HIS WEALTH
Justice Barrett OF the supreme Court, IN densiaga
motion 20 tie attachment Tor ~osd 80 obtained
by Henry 4 Cesar against tho property % ,aa. sickle
dealer in .aeos ~ 10. 4iG Broadway expressed IS
opin.o on eupAatcay in regard 10 tAe Plea lni posed
Tie Jud-e sad:
Attc over month ,.for. DIS a.lur. te s'aei
that he sa7 doug ssill Ou- ness l ts- e 20
better condition ftan De was 90 june 10
when be told Tue reporter a. bgaf,iireis ON.
moro Al Agency That worth -.H"'f a'nfs
ri liabilities How happened 10 mat ir f- Fti ff'N'l
ae should lose 80. nOOF F>r now lst,ad oi uchg
$4,000 fne -oJi ae SAYS 10 $1,000 to tie hs'
ISIS far 10 presume thtt - was not losses 30 a. business.
for The plaintiff shows taat the goods u which te e-u Az
nahle 70 considerable shrluAacc u ms
ard thar hs expenses were very leht e would Dee srt
that this denct. urng IN months
time bad debts other legitimate os'es
There resisting the conclusion that the deeBdslf e
statement Ia Brafs'reets reporter and that e t
frAduleutly sposed MS goods IN order 10 cheat lis 81 t
Accordingly the motion 10 ylcAte the auc n ~ 8
Loeie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26
A coREAy MISSION TO THE UNITED STATES.

wAsmiNGTON, Nov. % fSpeciab.-A private letter re
ceved this city Chemuloe. Corea. dated October
10, and published IN The St9T. says:
King appointed the 2lst OF october as the gay ot
the UuItod Sates 10 start cannot say WIN
nty will get Of. but At now seems
probable No thanks due To our GoVefDmrnt iof us
lie OF r., SIMPLY OWING
insisted The lnthrlc encr
(Corean steamer running between Tins vOr ana Fpg u
coal the latter place Mr. Nelnsei a.
United Vice Kobe has been engaged AS an
the Business good. and Tie
crops a almost fine as last year.
Pingau city, Of the ancient capitals OF Corea on
the banks of the Ia Tong River about sevenynv miles
from u the province OF the name. north
OF the capital and is remembered by Americans tho
scene of the destruction OF the schooner General Sher
MN m Soc in which the earc lost thsr lives In
an cyceuater with tAs natives,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26

Mrs Mary Morris domestic servant I'm the employ
Of j. " Ncyns. at Glen Ridge. y. J.. went 10 Newark
yesterday 10 visit her husband AZ No $40 Bank -
In the afternoon she was accompanied back 10 tho
Morris AMI Essex Railroad station 10y her husband
and a man named O'1oolc Both men wcrc unl ter
the Influence ~ lluuor O'Toole and the woman were
walhing the station platform close 20 tho tract
when the o'clock express from Now-lOrk, which
docs not stop al Now ark. rushed by The woman
either staggered or was pushed ia front of the loco
motive and was hurled some distance Her shul
was brokrn and shn dlod In few minutes Her
two male comp anions ere arrested The woman was
forty five years old and leaves thrcc children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26

William Suydam. OF 40. 90 Nassau-st, came 10 tho
Tonbs Yesterday and asked Judge kibreth for war
rant. lie stated that he sent Of his messengers with
II parcel "spOrt;ug goods" marked {. -. D..
the boy with the Judge kilDrsth
said "Arc you tho peIsGn the newspapers exposed
lately ADVERTISING gambling cards and other sO-eallel
gamblers ool.l II Is piece Of unparalleled mpertlhcnco
for ,ou to como this and seek redress Dom
you those who seek justice must come into court
with clean handsi Col"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26
lLlHoNE AND THE yIRGINIA ELECTION
DENCNclATION AND "wAESING" BY I'm
WHY NIKGINIAN, OF .LAL.NInN

VALLEY NIRGGNIAN" OF srAUNTON.
RICHMOND. Va. Nov. 25-Consdcrallc talk has
been cansed among politician, ny q severe dcuunca.
Ton Of General Mahone IN yesterdays issue of The
stanton Valley Nirginian" This journal claim, that
Republican majority Of 20 900 on the popular vote
last year. when General Malone had nothing 10 DO
with the campaign except IN the IId and iYth D,-
nets uhc Republican majority, moreover, being ell
mhiohed 10 those districts, has been reduced This year
by General Malone, personal direction az the canvas,
dciaiion q nominations, ETC. by AT c1,i 1000 votes,
Tie Democrats gaining majority Of - or jout bllot
IN the Legislature, though they Themselves expected
thar there woJld be- clo.e contest for control Tho
Valley NirS.nan7 further asserts that since tle
election, General Malone by Dispatch 10 the chair
man OF the Republican National Committee ana other
Wise ha tOurcd The favor Of the National COMMITTEES.
for the present management Of the Republican party
Al virginia, and looking To less for rcoruitlon 81 a
control thai has proved disastrous In four or ~ five
campaigns. and ia ~" exception ~ was not known or
recognized j. IS stated also, that conferences, Lave
crh deesa'ioW 10 10" next Republican National CON.
Neiil"n. with Gcois" g. GorLam. General Green j..
Haum' ". T. ranaiay Sergeant at Arms Of thc nitrl
States senate. and Nc-~r-. 81 ant Of GfpIsla AMI
Bruce and Lynch. of Mississippi
The delegation from Virginia. says The valley
NWElHsn ia cOuclu~ on viii not 90 10 the National
convention gagged and bound 10 40 tho bidding Of a
Napoleon or any other insocut and de, p,ilc iu
trguant. who would rather the Republican cause ~,
ked and ruined than failure should come upon per
srhal plans and inventions for deal that might arrc
virginia and the south and Of the Nation. Of tho con
spracy that is forming 10 dictaSs the result Of tho
next Acpubean National Convention. invoke thrm
TO prepare for struggle save the parry from th.
domination Of influences that would moi only preclude,
all possibility Of electoral from tho south but
would prove disastrous to the patty IN the Nation"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26

SHIhPS CASE NAY Iii EEACULD oN frESD4T
The Court OF Appeals viii rcls,eubie on Monday. and
a decision the sharp viii. District Attorney Mar
tine thinks be rendered 1uss-av Arepsrt started
yesterday that tho Court oil Appeals Judges stood four
a reversal OF tho Judgment and three Tor an Affirm
ance. Whatevor may the decision ei the Court. the
opinion opinions In which the decision Will be
pressed are IL unlerstOOd. now In prspRration Mr.
MARITIME said that ho had not been abc 10 trace the
Iuors rs of the judge, 10 authsri
II the Judgment j. reversed sharps lawyers
will for his ndms sion 10 bail AMI the application
well DO denied by any court Ia which % Is made
II trial Is ordered II will probably not DO begun in
Mr.. Marines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26
BrRGLARS GErA LOr or JEWELRY.

W Ham Baird a Iowcler, whose shop Il at NO o''
Tnlton--t. Brooklyn, is In tho habit OF Closing MS
soro Mt noon and going TO hi' home al NO I'o fo''
rc,e, ,la,e f,r dsnuer Yesterday he locked ny tho
e,,ro =. r.u,l and after dinner came to this city.
III ,urbtcr went TO tho shop and found that thieves
had broken into a rear door nom tho hall and had
,olcn watches and lcwclry worh i,0S7 Including
Twelve puM watches eight silver watches SIX diamond
finger rings and forty-hyo plain gold rings Two
mon woro seen to leave tho hallway about noon, but
no good description OF them could be secured Nearly
all tho stock ia the store stolen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26

A collision occurred yesterday afternoon In tho
North River between tho Lighter Excelsior aud tho
Central Railroad fcrryboat Communlpaw. Intense
excitement relgned for few minutes among the crowds
Of passengers board tho ferrybOat The Com
munlpaw was struck by the lighter abafi the wheel
hblise aud some of her guards and railing torn away.
The forward part Of tho Excelsior Was badly smashed
II Will DO necessary to put tho ferryb0 IN dock Tor